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Monkey See Monkey Do
From my own experience, I can tell you that just looking over the shoulder of one of the master animators
as he sketched out a scene while listening to his thought process, gave me volumes more knowledge than all the art books I've read
on the subject of animation. I realized that animating was not just making appealing drawings or nice designs, animation was really
about entertainment.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 45 minutes.
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Monkey See Monkey Do
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Draw as you Please
This tutorial discusses the important principles
that are germane to your success as an artist. You are unique. Your point
of view of the world around you is also unique. Schools and colleges
have a cookie-cutter mentality and require conformity to rules so, learn
the rules and move on.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 55 minutes.
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Draw As You Please
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Getting the Feeling
Arguably, the best tutorial we've released so far! This
dvd tutorial discusses
where the inspiration for a character comes from. It uncovers techniques
that will help you make your characters more believable. It doesn't
matter if you're a traditional or CG animator, the feelings you have to
inject into your character has to come from somewhere. Let Don Bluth show
you where.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 42 minutes.
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Getting the Feeling
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Nuts and Bolts
For those people that may need a basic understanding
of the tools of animation, this tutorial will be very helpful. We will
explore the use of the Field Guides, their centers, and how they relate to
the position of the camera as it moves around on the artwork.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 45 minutes.
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Nuts & Bolts
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The Bouncing Ball
This tutorial will cover three significant principals
of animation: Squash and Stretch, Overlapping action and timing. It doesn't matter whether you're a student or seasoned professional in the field
of either traditional or CG animation, the tips you will pick up in this
tutorial will be invaluable to your career. The information contained in this
dvd is a culmination of 52 years of experience in the industry utilizing trial
and error and tested techniques.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 45 minutes.
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The Bouncing Ball
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Don Animates: Disc One
The emphasis in this tutorial is on the value of entertainment.
It does not matter whether you are working CG or traditional, the principles of animation and entertainment are the same.
Don walks you through the planning stages of a traditionally animated character who is running in place while the background pans behind him.
This is a basic lesson in animation that will help you, understand the principles of working your animation on 1's, 2's and also planning camera moves.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 45 minutes.
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Don Animates: Disc One
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Don Animates: Disc Two
Let's pretend a mama rabbit grabs the fox by the tail and pulls him away from her baby.
The fox frantically scrambles about trying to free himself from her clutches. You may have seen a cartoon character scramble
about in a panic many times before but how do you plan this specific timing on the animation that will make it believable.
The answer lies in shooting a pose test every so often to be sure your action is not mushy or slow.Additionally,
there will be some parts of your action that will need to be animated on 1's.
Always remember to start your scene by visualizing the scramble action before you put pencil to paper.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 45 minutes.
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Don Animates: Disc Two
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Learn to Storyboard: Disc One
The process of finding the best graphic way to tell the story is fraught with dangers.
It is easy to settle for a mere illustration of the script, thereby shortcutting the power of the motion picture.
The scriptwriter has used words to create an emotional response. Okay. You, the storyboard person must in a similar way,
while maintaining the spirit of the story, use pictures to create a greater emotional response. This tutorial explores those possibilities.
Format: NTSC - DVD
Run Time: Approx 50 minutes.
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Learn to Storyboard: Disc One
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